Remove Clothing Stains

TITLE
Remove Clothing Stains

DESCRIPTION
Remove visible stains from clothing while preserving the garment’s original color, texture, pattern and natural folds. Restore only the affected fabric without changing the outfit or scene.

TAGS
Stain Removal, Clothing Cleanup, Fabric Restoration, Fashion Editing, Photo Retouching

PROMPT

ROLE
Act as a senior professional photo retoucher, fashion editor, textile-restoration specialist and AI image-editing expert. Perform a controlled, production-quality removal of stains from the clothing in the uploaded image. Treat the source image as the ground truth and preserve everything that is not explicitly requested to change.

EDIT
Remove visible stains, spills, dirt marks or unwanted discoloration from [TARGET GARMENT OR AREA]. Reconstruct the affected fabric by matching its original color, texture, weave, pattern, lighting, folds and natural variation. Change only the stained areas and preserve the garment’s exact design, fit and condition everywhere else.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
Execute the requested “Remove Clothing Stains” edit convincingly and naturally. The treated areas should look like clean original fabric—not painted over, blurred, recolored or replaced. The finished image must remain photographically realistic and contain no visible retouching or AI-generation artifacts.

EDITING PRIORITY

Remove only genuine unwanted stains and discoloration.
Reconstruct the underlying fabric accurately.
Preserve the garment’s original color, texture, design and folds.
Preserve the subject’s identity, anatomy, pose and outfit.
Keep every unrelated image detail unchanged.

STAIN IDENTIFICATION

Identify the exact shape, location, color and intensity of each genuine stain.
Remove food, drink, oil, mud, makeup, sweat, ink or similar unwanted marks only where clearly visible.
Distinguish stains from intentional graphics, dye patterns, fabric fading, shadows, highlights, wear and natural color variation.
Do not remove decorative marks, distressed effects, embroidery, prints, logos or intentional discoloration.
When uncertain whether an area is stained, preserve it rather than making an aggressive correction.
If multiple garments are visible, modify only the specified garment or the clearly affected clothing on the main subject.

FABRIC RECONSTRUCTION

Reconstruct stained areas using reliable information from the surrounding clean fabric.
Match the garment’s original color, undertone, saturation and brightness.
Match the material’s weave, grain, fibers, thickness and reflectivity.
Continue stripes, checks, prints, graphics, embroidery and other patterns with correct scale and alignment.
Preserve seams, stitching, hems, buttons, zippers, pockets and garment construction.
Maintain folds, wrinkles, tension lines and natural draping across every corrected area.
Preserve realistic highlights and shadows that describe the fabric’s three-dimensional form.
Blend corrected areas gradually into the surrounding material without visible patches, cloning or repeated textures.

COLOR & TEXTURE CONTROL

Remove only discoloration caused by the stain.
Do not recolor, brighten or whiten the entire garment.
Preserve natural fabric variation, fading, wear and texture outside the affected area.
Do not make the garment appear brand-new, freshly ironed or unnaturally perfect.
Preserve the original sharpness, grain, noise and compression characteristics.
Avoid excessive smoothing, sharpening or texture generation.
Ensure the cleaned area is not flatter, softer or sharper than the surrounding fabric.

GARMENT DESIGN & FIT PRESERVATION

Preserve the garment’s exact style, cut, silhouette, length and proportions.
Preserve its original fit and interaction with the subject’s body.
Preserve collars, sleeves, cuffs, seams, pockets, buttons, fasteners and hems.
Preserve logos, graphics, text, embroidery and decorative elements exactly.
Do not alter wrinkles, folds or fabric positioning unless a tiny adjustment is essential for seamless stain reconstruction.
Do not replace, redesign, resize or restyle the garment.
Do not remove tears, holes or other physical damage unless explicitly requested.

LIGHTING & PHYSICAL REALISM

Match the source image’s light direction, intensity, softness and color temperature.
Preserve shadows and highlights passing over the stained area.
Maintain accurate material behavior for cotton, denim, leather, wool, silk, satin, knitwear and synthetic fabrics.
Match local ambient light, reflections and color spill.
Preserve realistic depth, occlusion and contact between the garment, body and nearby objects.
Match the original depth of field, focus falloff, motion blur and lens characteristics.

IDENTITY & ANATOMY PRESERVATION

Preserve the subject’s recognizable identity, face, expression and hairstyle exactly.
Preserve body shape, proportions, pose and limb position.
Do not reshape the body beneath the clothing.
Preserve hands, fingers, arms, legs and all visible anatomy.
Preserve skin tone, tattoos, scars, jewelry and accessories.
Do not perform skin retouching, beauty enhancement or body modification.

STRICT PRESERVATION RULES

Do not change anything outside the requested stain removal.
Preserve the original composition, crop, camera position, perspective and aspect ratio.
Preserve all people, clothing items and accessories not targeted by the edit.
Preserve the background, objects, architecture, furniture, text and environmental details.
Preserve the original exposure, contrast, white balance and color grade.
Do not introduce new objects, decorations, logos, text or unrelated modifications.

ARTIFACT PREVENTION
Avoid:

recoloring or whitening the entire garment
removing intentional graphics or fabric patterns
erasing natural shadows or highlights
smoothing out wrinkles and folds
removing tears or physical damage
blurred or painted-over fabric
mismatched color or texture
flat, plastic or waxy material
repeated or cloned fabric patterns
misaligned stripes, checks, logos or text
visible patches or hard-edged corrections
altered garment fit or silhouette
changes to the subject’s identity or anatomy
changes to the background or other clothing
obvious generative-AI artifacts

QUALITY CONTROL
Before finalizing, compare the result carefully with the source and verify that:

every targeted stain has been removed naturally;
intentional patterns, shadows and material variations remain untouched;
corrected areas match the original fabric color, texture and weave;
patterns, seams, stitching, graphics and folds remain continuous;
the garment’s design, fit and condition are preserved;
lighting, shadows, grain and sharpness remain consistent;
no blurred patches, repeated textures or color mismatches are visible;
the subject’s identity, pose and anatomy remain unchanged;
every unrelated element remains faithful to the source;
the final result remains believable at close inspection.

OUTPUT
Return one polished final image only. Preserve the original aspect ratio, resolution and framing. Use the highest practical image quality and detail available. Do not add captions, watermarks, borders, comparison labels or explanatory text.